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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1981
Page
7
Local Queriemo woman heads a state delegation traveling to the White House Conference on Aging, highlighting regional leadership in national aging policy and senior citizen welfare. Yorktown commemoration caps long Bicentennial celebration with ceremonies, parades, and community events across Page 8 coverage.
Third World nations at Cancun press for a new international economic order with price protections, monetary reforms, and tech transfer rules. They argue current terms favor rich nations, while leaders like Reagan emphasize private investment as key to development.
Simple rites mark the burial of Moshe Dayan at his boyhood settlement Nahalal. Leaders from Begin to Ghali and US Attorney General Smith attend as Dayan, 66, rests beside his parents' graves after a life of war, peacemaking, and politics.
In Athens Papandreou's Panhellenic Socialist Movement Pasok won about 48 percent with 5.2 million votes counted, signaling a shift from Western alliance policy. Rallis conceded defeat as Pasok looks to form a four year government amid debate over NATO and bases.
Treasury Secretary Regan endorsed congressional plans to let banks and savings and loans compete more freely by allowing mutual funds operation and broader services. He declined on merging insurance funds and expanding S&L mutual funds without more experience. Weather and forecasts noted Ottawa plant station records for Friday to Sunday with lows from 45 to 59 and rainfall totals of .30 inches each day.
President Reagan acknowledged the economy is in a mild recession, with officials promising a short downturn. Weidenbaum cited signs of a recession while insisting the administration’s program and budget stabilizers will reverse the decline, as unemployment rose to 7.5 percent and industrial output fell.
Franklin County Commission closed the last approach to the East Seventh Street bridge across the Marais des Cygnes River after landowner Sunshine Gaddis urged action. The road, once owned by the county, now ends at a steep riverbank with barricades torn down, prompting a pledge to fix the danger.
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